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Showing posts with label real estate stats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label real estate stats. Show all posts

14 June 2012

June 1, 2012 Local Market Stats

Good news! Our local market inventories continue to decline year-over-year. In Bonneville County, the first of June this year saw an overall inventory drop (available properties) of 14%.

Year-to-date through May 31st, we are up in closed units by 19%, and the number of units going pending is up 25%. Our values are holding steady vs. the same period last year, with an average sales price of $144,147.

For May, the number of available properties that were considered "Distressed" (short sales, pre-foreclosure, bank-owned) is holding steady at 12% of all available properties, but the % of closed sales that were distressed properties is down to 27% - down from last year that was fairly steady at 33-38%.

What does all this mean?
  • There are fewer homes on the market for buyers to choose from. 
  • Older inventory is clearing the market. 
  • The bloom has fallen off the rose for many buyers with respect to distressed properties...
  • ...about 73% of all sales are traditional sellers, not distressed at all.
It's a great time to sell!

Rates have dropped again lately! Local 30-yr conventional rates are down to 3.625...unbelievable! Refer back to my previous post demonstrating how every 1% in interest rate drop give you an extra 11% in buying power. That mean, if you thought 4.625% was good last year, for the same payment you can now get even more house!

It's a great time to buy!

If you know of someone who would like to buy or sell a home, please contact me today! 208.201.2034

10 November 2009

Bonneville County 3Q Residential Closed Sales


Market Update:
The graph to the right depicts Closed Sales Volume for single family homes in all price ranges in Bonneville County. 2009 is purple, past years to the right.
As you can see, total closed sales volume is down from 2008 year-over-year, which was down from 2007. In fact, volume first quarter 2009 was down in sales 28% from 1Q 2008. 3Q 2009 is only down 6% from 3Q 2008....does this mean we are picking up steam? Only time will tell.
I will be posting more of these graphs in coming weeks. Stay tuned!
Data source: Snake River MLS, closed sales, Bonneville County